
Dendrobates Auratus are found in Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Southeastern Brazil, Bolivia, and South/North America. The frogs are often found on the floor of rainforests near small streams or pools which the tadpoles live in. One locale were introduced in Hawaii by humans as well and have flourished there. Most frogs are typically 1.5inch. Each locale varies, it is best to look into each individually. Shy frogs with a low humming call.
Laying eggs consistently.
Dendrobates Auratus "Pena Blanca"
Out of gallery
Breeders from - Joan Silva
Laying eggs consistently.
Dendrobates Auratus "Capurgana" (Colombian Yellow)
Out of gallery
Breeders from - Rick Taylor
Not breeding yet.
Dendrobates Auratus "Panamanian Blue and Black"
Out of gallery
Breeders from - Ryan Lundy
Growing out juveniles.
Dendrobates Auratus "Green and white"
Out of gallery
Breeders from - TincmanHerps
Growing out juveniles.
Dendrobates Auratus "Microspot"
Out of gallery
Breeders from - DartFrogConnection
Growing out juveniles.
Dendrobates Auratus "Highland Bronze"
Out of gallery
Breeders from - Wendy Trykoski
Laying eggs consistently.
Dendrobates Auratus "Hawaiian"
Out of gallery
Breeders from - DartFrogConnection
Looking for a female.
Dendrobates Auratus "Nicaraguan"
Out of gallery